Answer:
The fact that there were no women in the interviews could lead us to believe that there´s a gender bias in his findings. Women, having different life experiences could probably have enriched Kohlberg´s theory.
Explanation:
Lawrence Kohlberg (1927-1987) produced his theory of the stages of moral development bases on interviews with masculine subjects exclusively.
His theory states that both men and women go through six different stages of human moral development during their lifespan.
I believe the Queen thinks that A. the death of his father caused Hamlet to go insane.
This is what she says in Act II:<em>"I doubt it is no other but the main: His father’s death and our o'erhasty marriage"
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This is what she says to Claudius, her ex husband's brother whom she married after king Hamlet's death. She clearly states that it is the king's death which drove Hamlet to madness, as well as the fact that she remarried only a couple of days after that happened. Polonius thinks Hamlet is mad because of Ophelia and the fact that she killed herself, but Hamlet never really cared much about Ophelia (especially after his father's death), whereas Gertrude thinks it is because of his father.
We close the divide because we know, to put our future first / we must first put our differences aside," she said.
Hello,
I feel that the yellow fever epidemic was such a devastating time. The yellow fever caused many people to lose the lives leaving behind orphaned children to be put into over crowded orphanages.
Not only, the affects of yellow fever had horrible side effects. As stated in the text, “spewing streams of vomit black with digested clots”. The effects of catching yellow fever was dangerous and usually led to death. The extreme temperatures led to a high population of mosquitoes which must have carried the yellow fever.
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